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by I bt: 774.1. - rity, llft Xll 9 - 11; , ted tied is '3cl Ica- 3 r rtson wou id "P" :essoy, would in I 114: te(l. : to Innen t ai jou S, St~~IICC t fling A it tu ex- 'e say- Rithia ugust, Ltailcd e • ga r a in plc :liver- :con• iious - Ice of called these a the ence, .til VV have oerva ow be awed blau erest, judg y ; trial ingsr eem- t• mY yel 4 11 ' in`o" nca`► 7"). r- FRIDAY, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, July 23, ato. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS ,MA— yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,. that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before .11/e,lnetday, the'Sth day of 'August next from such Persons as may be Willing to undertake the Supply of LINSEED OIL for Service of this Department, for a period of Three Years. The Oil must be delivered at the Royal Arsenal, IPoolwich, either in the ;aw or 6:iled state, in such quatitities as may be le quired, and its the proportion of 7ilbS. to tho Gallon. The Terms and Conditions of the Contract, together withalljurther particulars, may be known at the Secrete:7's. Office in Pall- afovsaid, any day between the Hours of Test and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and ena4rsed, " Proposals for Linseed Oil," but no Proposal can he admitted after the said Sth day of August, at Twelve o'Clocrat Noon of the same day,nci her will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalle shall attend. , . . By Order of Ike Board, R. H. CREIP, Secretary. SALES OF ESTATES, Scc. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Cross Keys Inn, Oswe&try..in the County of:Salop, on Thursday, the 3oth day of August next, at two o'clock in the afternoon. QUNDRY- Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, L 1 comprising the whole sta'e ofi Lloran, situate in the several Parishes of LEinsilin Llanarmon, and Llancadwaladr, in the County of Denbigh Llansaintlfraid and Llantechan, in the County of Montgomery; and at Llanyblodwel, in the Caunty '4 Salop. Particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Prynnalt at Os westry, where Maps of the Estates are. deposited . ; of Mr. Attorney, Dolgelly ; Mr. Thomas, Attorney; Llanfyllin, North Wales ; Messis. Graham, Kinderley, and Doinville, No. 6, Lincoln's-inn, London ; and of 'Jonathan Perry, Auctioneer, Shrewsbuty., WILTS. . 1 . TO BE LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS, I , ISLE OF WIGHT. A CAPITAL MAN§ , lON wish spacious and' ! , 161 Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, conta i n i ng convenient Stabling and other Offices, Pleasure-ground, ' Eighty Acres, more or less, of tine Land, ,the greatest 1 4 4 rdens, Park - , and sdveral adjoining Incisures of Meadow- part Meado*, the whole easily convertible (and wellattapt,- 11, 14 ; the whole containing a d of zoo Acres, together with ~ ed) to Pasture.. Pt possesses properties which render it pe. e Right of Sporting over adjacent Manors.weli stocked with : culiarly eligible fora Park or, Bleasure.ground, lying witirin 'ale. •7" , • a ging, Fence, on a gentle slope, pleasantly situated and di it_For Particular,s apply to Messrs , Oddie, Odd e, and For. • versified ‘vitlyTiniber ; :one mile distant 'trorn'the Sea siore, 'r, Carey -street, Lincoln's-inn-fields; and about two miles trohl the .Port;nl Cowes, on. the Yar mouth Road. There As a Farm. house, Barn, &c. on the 4 , • - Estate. It is.t, heclispoicd of by 'l7enctcr, and ininicdiate pos. Ni 'ts Day, was published, , session to the Purchaser. I n Three 'Volumes. mina. price tos. 6d. in .boards, the Letters addressed, free .of postage, to Mr. john Durant, Seeord Edition of ERBE R T L 0 D G - E ; a New Forest Story. Solicitor, Poole, or to Mr. (antes ~_ lark,:, Laud Surveyor Newport, l'Ste of Wight, who will slew the L - nrid,.Uti u; By Miss WARNE K, of Bath. ' ' before the ist of September ne x t , will L i l r'n'ed for Wilkie and Robinson, 57, Parternoster-rew, %. t 'don • and R. Cruttwell, Bath '' SACKVILLE-SS REET, I LEASE, u; an excellent FAMILY-HO USE, with imme, . diate PosesFiort.' - • TO- BE SOLD BY'AUCTION, By Mr. SIEWAR ;On the rfemiseg, No. 33, cm the iv( st scde of Sackville titteet Pk:La:1111y, '.v ,. .t.estiity , iieu.t, Augusc."l4l. at. is o'clock, without reserve, r ll - 'H LEASE CAPITAL FAMILY • HOUSE, with- comp lero ....loniestie:Offiqs, in Abe most petted -state of 'repair, held on Lease t o r the 1 ermof 1 Figty Years, from Miehaelrnas-ogt,- aa . loiv Rent.. , To be viewed, particulais had on the Premises and of Mr.-Stewart, r§4,P , iecadilly. '•—• • At the same time will be sold the Household Furniture., This Day was published. price los. 6d. hoarcls,, N ANALYSIS of. HOOKER'S Eight - Books of ECCLESIASIICAL POLITY.: By th.: Rev.. 1. COL - EIS:SON, 4 4 44 k. -• • , I , • Reaur of Gateshead, Durham. • h tinted for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 6z, St Paul's ur ch-yard ; sold also by 1. flak:hard, Piccadilly. :rids Day were published, t) i ., In Two Volumes, Octavo, price 215. in boards, rilmoNs, with appropriate Prayers annexed. ,r, s ny the late Rev. THEOPI-11LUS LIisIDSEY, M.A. nlerly Fellow of St. Joint's Culrege, Cambridge, and 11,.1'ouniter of the Congregation in Essex-st reet, StranCl. \ :_ r ued fur Jos. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. TRENT AND MERSEY, COVENTRY; AND, OTH CANAL }'ROPER "1':1, ,AND CO.V,ENT-GARDEN t THEATRE SHARES. -- 1O BE,SOLI) BY AUTION, By MR. SCOTT, On Friday, August 3, at Twelve o'Clocik, at the Mart, ' Lendon,4.• • rl -4 HE TatNr and MERSEY, or GRAND 1 TRUNK CANAL—Two Siiares in this excellent Con-• cern, possessing unrivalled advantages ; the Dividends have regularly advanced,to 431. per Share clear, per Annum, and. will certainly increase; the Branch to Uttoxeter' is nearly completed. Two Shares in 'the "COVENTRY CANA E., an rsta . Wished improving Concern, col - met - hug the Grand. Trunk with the Oxiord and Grand Inaction Catials i ng pe.r Share clear, expecied to increase: Also, GRAND JUNCTION, KENNET a n d AVON, I WI LTS andBERK.S,ELLESMERE,HUDDERSI !LLD,- CROYDON, and 13ASIN6STOKE CANAL SHARES ; i • and Two new Shares, of sool.'each, in COVE N , f -GAR. DEN THEATRE. • . , This Day was published, - The Fifth Edition, improved, !limo. 2s. half bound, SHORT SYSTEM. of POLITE LEARN -ING ; be7ng Introduaion to th Arts and Sciences, „other Branches (if Useful Knowledge e . -r inted for j. Walker; W.Bent, Dayton, and Co. ; Crosby Lo. ; R. Schdley, t . Harris, and P. awl W. Wynne, _Of whom +nay be had, pike as. 6d. half-bound, 1 10 .:orripentlious liistory of Englandwith 32 cuts, by Be dl the Sovereigns since the C y onquest. • This t: ay was published, pnce ss hoards, TREATISE on FAMILY SETTLEMENTS 14diner and DEVISES ; principally designed to sh e w in wh a t arrt to what Extent of Duration Property may be 'vrved within Families. By T,HDI4IAS KEATINGE, Esq. Barrister at Law. t NI Z 11 doll: Printett for 1. Bottemorth, Fleet street and 1 Ormond ,quay; Dublin, - , • • - - -- ! t.t-• Dilti was publi'snen, price oi. In boards, • 1 . ) '.IIACLICAL OBSERVATIONS on DISOR- ; ti t , bE RS at tile STOMACH, w i t h R e m a rks un t h e U se k."e Vile in pror nat i n4 isigestion. M.D. 4 1;„. lip .ili.Oß‘iE REES, . - "iber of tl ik - VC 1' • i Physicians; Senior Physi- le oya o 'co. a , I, cam to the London "Dispensary, &c.. &c. • . 4:‹klon: Prit t.:(1 for M. Alien, i 5. Paternoster -row ; and \''o)n, Alicn; and Co. I. insbni - y-squd're. . •• Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham.; at the Ilait ; at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; and ot Mr. Scott, 2S, ..ew Bridge street. • THOSE who suffer Nervous from weak ness of Stomach,- obstructed 3ile , and bad Digestion,. will find reliefinS PI LSBLAY's IENT ANTISCOR. BUTIC DROPS,. which enj• , y all the properties or Cabo. mel without its irritability they also consult' the heal:li of the Stomach, by prom ning.the Appetite, and an increase of Spiriis as the health improves. In deep seatedAhsccsSes, where a Cure could sear,ely be contemplated, so healthy a change has been product.l - .1, as to excite the best hope:: of sec. cess. In Eruptive, Scropituliis, G,iiry, Itheatnatie, and Scorbutic Complaii - its, its reput.tion is cst iblisne,i. • , Nest . India Orl.:rs attended to, at the Dispensary, IS, Soho-squ':re, London. The genuine Medicine haS the covernmert Duty printed on a black ink Stamp, and the words " By the King's Pa tent," expressed on th: bottle, I,il I of direction, Slat outside wrapper. Sold at 'l5, Soho square, in small hotties of 2s. bd. double bottles ics. and larger 11. as. Compound Essence Ss. ~ .. , ADVICE.,\ \ /- 1 - IE.N - Men of -Professional Knowledke u:. t4 v cation, and Skill, use persevering endeavourstb dis- V ci er the must sate mid effectual nieriiNei of treating a few pre. t i l i '4 1 34 Dkeases, the successful result of their experience is ,t o est prootof Superiority. . . . . ,„, 4 4:srs.. c ()LE si . and Co. re. utar Members of the Itoy:d '1 4 7 . : e01e of Surgeons, after being regularly educated and ivi. Ag e e into every branch of'the prot,:ssion, were il'iduced to iki rr e The Cure of the tullowing Diseases the, objcd - of . their ,ietilar Study, viz.— itq' eeitain Disoraer ' frequently coiltraaed in a moment of '4 4 °X ication ; and its usual attendants, Stri':-ttires and G lecTsv . 1 4`` , Debility, ev,hether arising from excess of drinking, do g r esidence in warm ClitnateS, or a Secret Solitary Vice, th e o ftenunhappily pursued by, the Youth of troth Sexes ; in 'il l '.'ne it will be found the cause of Sterility or liarrennest tit,!um . 11 the o th e r o cc a sion a numerous train of .Nervous Dis. 44,1 4, 0u h 5 . Wichuni, i tf on . no timely remedied, terminate 111 llllpOtellee .I,t-:p i t 11,, l ie result ot• a long and extensive Praaiee has enabled by a proper . method, to effectually remove such Dis -14 h t : however inveterate ur!complicated, without spbject:ng il ahem to the least restraint in Diet or. Exercise ; and in ti t,r rt Venereal Cases, wher:: an eddy application is made 14 d iSCovery:oi the. I niection, . a perted cure is performed 4 0 nay t "les s ' s. 4b l . le ss ii Coley and' Cb. feel it a duty they awe to the 'AN ic to stare their having been . Many years in extensive :gate Prae.tice, and that their , mode or Treatment in the ittjl of t' 'ie ,thove ow plaints, has never been known t 4 tail 11 , ,,,1e single instario! ; aid beg to add, that Physicians of I ll t i V ery highest respectability have honoured them with :TN! warmest ree.ontinendations, and the tiros; satisladory i 1t . 1 4 , 114 ° , 1i41s of their success , 111 the particulir Complaints A v e alluded ~ „ie__ Coley to. Co.. , . '4ll, "Ts. and t May be consulted by either Sex I '4l , Perumally or by letter, with Secrecy, lib%rality, and at. 011. It ~4 tie nts in thecountiy incioSi'ng a Bank note, are requested ' , r,,.'ltP the particulars or their case' When Advice and XL:di ilh will he forwarded to any parr of the liingdOin—No. zo, Al-strett, Adelphi, Strand. ' . • • . . FOR FILVERS, INFIAIF.NLAS, 11LA:3LES, &c. DR. 1.-01 ES'S POWDER. ! • HIS Medicine, after au unpareileled Success 'for near Seventy Years, has gained a proud pre:eaiinence • over every other Febrif , ,ge.—:-Aii Imitation,' called the Anti_ monist Fowder, was adopted in the Pharmacunceia of the Ciillege of Physicians iu - 118 S; and in 179 t a moat elaborate Analysis of the two Medicines was published-in the Hills°, pt ical Transactions ; lawn which it was confidently assum ed that they were tire same.. Ina subsequent Edition, how ever, the C011e,.,-"e fair;y and frankly confessed, that this• Pow - " was neither so mild nor so certain in its t 'venation as Dr. and that it could nut be administered wit Safety in similar Doses. —Thus ended. their, Identit). But the Antinionial Powder is now altered in the New Fnarnia- Copia c not pretending indeed to be l)r. - . lames's.; but " more nearly assiniilning to it in Doses. truth is, . however, that tarts Preparation is as remote as the former from the real Fever 1 1 .Nder ; and when Health and Life are at Stake, no one surely ‘vill•sacritice, to the cquivocal merits, of any Su stitute, the long . approved Efficacy, Salery, and • Certainty, of the origuial Meiiicine.' It is sold only by F Newbery.and Sons, at their Ware_ houses, No. 457; St. Paul's ChUtch-yard, London ; or No. .29,' Dame-street, ; as also at Dr. larnea's late House iu 13rutonstreet ; price 2s gd. a Packet ; or a DOZeil ni a Bottlg.(as made up for the Army and Navy) for 245. lint hone are genuine unless the words "F. Newbery, No. bt PauPs," are engraved in the Stamps. • N 11 :%Ii;ER 5577. I EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. HE DIRECTORS hereby give Notice, that the thTRANSFER •BOOKS of this Company will s h u t o n Itit day of 'August, and' 'that .a,. Half-yearly divid en d; a t I 'vent' 6 per cent. per annum, clear o f Property Tax, tee be paid o n t h e lot h o f ree tecl September next, and every suc th dill g day (except Saturdays and - Sundays) from e l even to Tock. ItilY 26, iSto W. BEETHAM, See, riv c 7: vi, PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND PO,UNDS. "IFT and Co. Contractors with Government kity. tor the to infor present STATE LOTTER Y, beg leave - reSpect. m their Friends and th e P üblic, th C K E Ts ' SHARES are now Sale, in great variety, at their Of. ' ,", a t e No. c Poultry ; No. rz, Charing-cross ; and No.; t, dg High-street. 2 T he Scheme is entirely n e w : th e re ir e Fi ve P r i zes o f r - 0 °)°10 1- each, and the Numbers of the-Tickets are 'reduced u 4 ., 0 0, from which it must he nb% ious that the Chance of a 2Nood. Prize is greatly increased. st lri the last Lottery, Swift andl l 4:o. had the satisfataion of No. 4,46,, a Prize of zo,oool. in sixteen Sixteenths, Si4es several inferior Capitals. OWLA4IDS and -COitriEINI Tailors, from t A LLEN's, I3ond• street, beg leave most icspea fully 1 9 return their sincere thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, their I'Lriettits, and the Put lie in general, for the many favours ,"Y have received since their cominencement in Business ; ind beg leave to inform then:, they have removed from their i t q e tesidence, No. 9 to No. 19. I'4lton-square, Coventry.. to London,where they continue to carry on every branch t4the 'tailoring business, in the first style of f as hi on an d egance ; with Ladies Habits, young Gentleman's Hussar r "SeSs both trimmed and plain, Servants' Liveries, Leather .'eeches &c. &c &c.;-Getitlemeri, on joining their re.. ?et-five Regiments , or going Abroad, fitted out with every 1 '1)01nm- tent. EaSt and West India orders duly executed. t„Country residents may send an o:ti suit of clothes as a pat b ` r ri, or be informed how to transmit a pr , per-measure,. per cost. PALL-MALL. TO LET, the WHOLE or UPPER PART of a z;, HOUSE, situate in the best Part of Pall-Mall ; con '6 of three Rooms on a Hoar, with tour Attics, two "urns on the Ground.floor, with Kitchen and Coal-cellar.' - Apply at N0.,21, private door. • - ; , v,t cam t : (",,,4.7?;.; 1 : ,;•,‘,v,., • S e JuLy,27, 1810. This Day was published, in BVo. The Second Edition, price tos. 6d. id boards, WALLACE - or. the Battl e o f F a lk ir k . A M e , trical Romance. ,By Miss HOLFORD. • • ' •' Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Paternoster. row • Op reading , over the extra4ls we have made, we feel, quite satisfied that the voice of our Readers Will confirm our deci sion in favour of the poetical genius which must have dictated this work. The objediuns, which apply in some degrep to all the works which we have read.in professed imitations of the ballad metre, are less frequently to be drawn froth, the Poem now before us, than from any of its precursors: 'white, in' our opinion,, its beauties are more mental, its sentipents, more exalted, its moral ellitct infinitely more Sublime and 'ai traetive;"—Critical Review, Feb,.-18m. 2 , . • CARACC'..4B GAZETTES. EDICT. THE SUPREME JUNTA OF THESE PROVINCES, IN T. ,iiTALLED IN THE ROYAL NAME ,OF FERDINAND THE SEVENTH. " Amongst the vast and weighty affairs which oc cupy its attention, watchful of the general .happi nos, and = full of the most fervent desires to encou rage and augment agriculture and commerce, have agreed ,to . hold the latter free %kith friends and 'neu trals; and that from this • rime the rules of - neutral Commerce shall be observed agreeable to the regula - -. tions of the 7th of October, 808, with the abire ment of the duties and . niodificatidtiS (if snob .rules, as were enjoined at that time, until the Charriber of Commerce shall have made the scale, which. is ert- - ttusted icv them, of a fixed price on produce for expbrtation, agt eea old" to-its . nature, qtr.! ty, and cir cumstances, the same A establtsned for Indigo ; and agreeable to it, the price isdeclared.to be fixed, for the recovery of duties on exportation of produce as the . method, best adapted to - avo:d the ,stagt - Lat ion commerce labours under, and:to fa'cilitate its Opera tion. For these ,put poses, ands for the opening•-of the ports to our aothers the. Sipaniardq, att4 other powers being neutrals or friends,. the necessary or ders have been communicated to the Intendancy; and for general information, let this Eela - t be p-ro ,l tlainaed,!and ,copies affixed in the customary plabes. "s JOSEPH DE LAS L'LAMOIAS. "MA 11 TOVER PC)NTE. " CSINO - DE BESARES, SCC." • (A tette 'Copy .) - - " Sala Capituirtr, dd Caracas, _May .‘, taro." •-. • Caraccas, Tune 2. Cr ORDER OF THE . REGENCY OF SPAIN, TO THE CAI' TAIN : GENERAL OF THE CARACCAS. -ce The Council of the Regency - is convinced, that ;mate name of Ferdinand . Vllth, Monarch both of New and Old Spin, favouritism, intrigue, and itn tit=rlit-J have pyre ailed, and tor twenty ~ea:s the - gate has been ctc sed a; to all useful • employments against persons of 'knowledge,. patriot ism, and merit while it has been, open to a herd-o; depnvcd and in-. competent persons, tot he notorious injury of t hepublic cause. Nu duty is rnoteirripottint to a . people, than to confide=antlio:ity into proper !hands, which will 'distribute rewards and punishments with equity, and., which "will disui , untettance evil-doers, and encourage those who are benefactors to their country. His Ma , jesty, anxious to proVide . a.rernedy - for these affliaing . ,disordeis, resulting from such scandalous abuse, pre dotnineni both in the former.reign and in the present, has determined to appri , e your Excellency, without losS of-time, and as folly as pdssib.e, of all the mea sures which are.adoiStng, relating to ecclesiastical, political, military, - and financial, affairs explaining. the time, mode,• improvenient: expectations, and conduel of each department, to be. regulated zccord 7 - ing to the laws of his dominions, and in which your Excellency will discover many, wise precautiont, on which we may particularly refer to -those of Lib. 3, tit. 14 *Lib. 7, to, and Lib.. 34. of tit. 2 . ,‘ of Legislative institutions. . • " His ,Majesly does not doubt, that • impressed with these considerations, your Excellency will ds. ; charge the dtlieate and important duties intrusted to you, and will giye your asii;tattce in every other re spect, for the general welfare, contributing pis mush as possiole to facilitate the upright and benignant de,igtis of Government. God preser . ve jott;.3cc: heal Isla de Leon, Feb. is, 'lto. " RORMAZAS." " To the Captain-General of the Caraccas." ANSWER TO THE SUPREME JUNTA PROTECTING THE RIGHT*OF FERDINAND MTH, IN VENEZUELA. Alost Excellent Sir, " The ;Ater received from `your Excellency of 15th of. Feuruary last, acquaints us with the steps taken by the body ,calling itself a,counLil of Re gency, to remedy a s much as possible, the afflict ing disoiders caused by the scandalous abuses of authority, which for 20 years to the present time have prevailed, closing the gate on persons Of know ledge, patriotism and merit, and at the same time opening it to others, whoa were depraved and - Un moral, to the manifest prejudice of the interests of his. Majesty and the Public. - . " fire Suprepie Junt:t, which t present governs these Provinces, sees with pleasure the intentions of that Body to suppress the public abuses, but with pain the inadequate means taken for the purpose; such as the Decree of the Central Junta of Aranjuez, ef the 26th of October, which was wholly nugatory on the removal of the Jutna,to Seville, when prac tices more disgraceful were resorted to, than. those which degraded the Ministers under Charles IVth. This cbuutry has been oppressed m ore &pos sible, b'y internal UespooSin, than by foreign extor tion; tt has been continually outraged by wicked Governors, whose ignorance and rapacity have been greater in proportion to their distance from the centre oh authority. 100 that authority we have in vain looked - for redress, and we have endured all the dis tres,,es consecittent on such a situation." [1 his impovant instrument then proceeds to st2te -,- -tit.U ,, `l l 2*( 1: .44 1 1 47A4,t,..-.' f".% 1 i... - 4';'.; , :i' , ..r. - .77., k.',..' ''''e - ;:-.. l if ..,„,,,,....._ ~..,:...„,...... ~ ;,.. , y ; ,,: i . ,-, sj i • „- • ••• , 4 c •:.,. .41 - r.- ', 71 ,. • 4F; f% .1,; ~ 4 . Crl 4 . ~ 7 j::: A j r.! . .,r l !. - : ..1 , ',';.7 .. 'i ',......;:i , -" , ?.V . i ..-4 7 4i iiir.... " ' 1 : .. ' l l '' ''''' ,- , - _ F ~ , ,C; .:*4 0 f r •• • [PRICE: SIXPENCE lIAI.PPtN,N t. ti-p-----sries of calamities and the excess of injustice to vtr'hich these rediOirdoitifon . ha\e beenexposed, 'arid - i - he — iiqideqtrlte - - - redrris-suggestrnf o r them, and par,tiogl t irly re, narks.oa !be ; insUtileien, represents!ion proposed 'for 'Ainerie:ns in tbe.COrt es , and th,it.- if 'th6 best laws were enacted ttry . perec4 • legitimate, yet that: they nti - sceuro.y tor their -Ipithfid-execution. It then ptOceeuls.ptirsuing., tbe same sentinient.] . " Ot'‘A haf tie would the most, perfect system of legislation btlto'ris,' if the CaptiiifiAltlneral sitall be allg‘x ed to s:11,-tkitbimpunity aitttt his' will is • mount to ;-.11 14Wi atici if we, apply lot protections,., front his tyrintir,,tlwpower'tO cli we a :re is too disfant onr bi-considers all • its sovereignty; tranferted to its coay.ort4 iieftestu fatives. • Those who have been cucerned in any. single branch of publie..atfairs in those ladies are already convinced of the truth of what we have asitlted, and if it were convt-nient could prove it by the rriugt iiidisputable.testrinony. We shall`-satisty_ofirselves with adducing a ..sifiglq•exarryle. • The .Supreme Councils tired of hearing complaints 'agjost Real Audieficia 61" this t aintol,' , o-rsons It-cool - se to an exped-i4fit suggested in snetfeasrs bythe-Indi.n Legis-lature, .hut-wirichliad hi2en,(lisuhed,on account of its little ififluencc-„and the, negligence of the Spa.. - nish Goftifttineof. ‘• -A Judge, in the charafter of a Visitor or Officer of Appeal, arrived. in tbif cipittl-, clothed with th at authority .wNch. is usually conferred on 'Ministers engaged on Such iv:voila:it cenrnis,ions: On this occasion Lundrecli of persons • hastened to hirri"to• obtain the redress of their gri&vance.si -and the die., grace ot the t Magistrates who had.x.erterted The d,e- • • signs of ydstice by the most scand?Jous "pr: dices. • litit what happened ? Did the friiii i re4 pers'or.s re. beive -indemnity )- :Alias one Mggi.strate removed t -- No. l'hezro:wd.of complainani &were sent away by .the Judge of Appeal with this satistattory answtr to their sccifsatibils tit :i decisions - of the kudiencta::were irrevocable; and the persons gushy pt these offences, and charged with them by the.peo- - ie, Were assigned .niore productive emp loyme nts Than they betc;: e enjoyed. This' ~ " it aS"ribt all:" public finances indur:red.a aonsideratte etpenCe . la4 the hilt sluty of.this Visitor and his dependants, himself-. augmented the. mischiefs, and those evils, which he Wai . ai‘pointed to remove, Continued out rerndtly."- • (The Address concludes with apologizing for the • plain language adopted on a sutject of too much Importance to be treated with tergiversation, and " with expressing that•that the first dutY of the country is to . 4naintain' its allegiante awl fidelity to hs rightful :Sovereign.) • " Caraceas, 2:th May, 1810. " God : , reerve you, = &c. '- ~ .-Jose fle r4sS,-.1.,41-AblolA,, PniSldetit. MARTIN TOVE.'R I'ONTE, Vict:!-Pfesident." : To-his Excellency ;:\laaiuls tie la Hormazas. , We have also received a paper signed'by the..Ttrnte, ,of - Caracc.is, containing ti,e most. luminous views of 'public institution, and the most sublime. prin- , 'ciples - of adtional 'liberty; *atter staling t,liiigl, 'it conclude: with the following 4 OFFICIAL MANDATE: It ~ " The ooVrnors, Judges, and Magistrates, are ,required to , attend, to the suhsegnent ordrrs. " Every iodividual under the ,ageot Go is I Q j(ii n company consisting of '5.0 tio persons,' w 1. 3. .to be instruated'and organized ior rrriiitiry duty..' " Each,company to elect its own officers. . " The. officers are to assemble the companies once or tvvice a week, and to exercise them fur two or three hoUrs. • " The persons composing, those bands are to carry with, them s.uch..weapuns as,,they ale possessed or i • should it 'be only a bludgeon. " Where the district is extensive the c om p an ' es are notio"Cniite in one body, but in several, lur 'lo cal convenietlce. " If in viy.placeS there should be a person in mi litary habits, and the.officers chosen are not . so, that person ;s to instruct the-rest. " In such places .the .riches, of -which generally consists in flocks and grazing grounds, troopa:of ca valry may be established, but no Violence is Co be employed -to foree the people into any 'sacrifice of such property for the benefit of their country. ". Proper means are to be provided for the-esta7 blishment of public grauaries; that the abundance of one district may provide for the detLieney 01 oiher. " Such .are . the regulations, and if any foreign power should interfere with our independence, we will rather bury ourselves under bur . own"ruins than submit to it. Even should our ancienffriend4, from ,false notions' of power i ,declare ihemselves against us, while we maintain Our liberties, we will r.ither submit to extermination titan renounce the honour able title of Spanish Americans. We do not speak of the French. We are far removed frotn'tbe de vastation of their armies, and from the horror of their Government, which must fill every person, whether Spaniard or otherwise, with detestation. We shall experience here no . exations .Or disturb ances, if we continue unanimous. in our sentiments, and it the peace and fraternity which has prevailed in the glorious . Revolution of Caraccai, shOuld ex tend to every• Department of Venezuelas. " cirraccas, 19;11 May, itiro. • , • " LA JUNTA." Among2a variety of other document's of t perhaps equal importance, we' have lists 'of the names f the distinghished persons invested with power in the dif ferent departments, ecclesiastical', civil, and Military. tire have also the poetical' effusions of some young Patriots, whose productions were delivered, ac companied by music, in.the Hall of Government, in the'presence of the Supreme Junta, and of a pro digitws concourse of people, convened to celeWatts this interesting, awful, and hloodlas Revolution. You Con.. !atS. 1 3 )SC , orsc s, brea. .1•7 4 s t - o a 3 ;it 1~ y~~ 3 - . y 3 4 `" 5 'l's 1 j ; I. y z heri) 4 14 ,T , ,:clf Irk~ n rc!`K, o uttlf e